LKPD  —  Pardubice

LKPD  AD 2.1  AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME

LKPD  —  Pardubice

Public International Aerodrome

LKPD  AD 2.2  AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

1

ARP coordinates and site at AD

500048.45N 0154418.86E

centre RWY

2

Direction and distance from city

4 km SW from centre of Pardubice town

3

Elevation / Reference temperature

741 ft / 226 m AMSL / 22.2 °C (JUL)

4

Magnetic Variation / Annual Change

+ 5°05' (XI. 2024) / + 9 min

5Aerodrome operator

East Bohemian Airport Ltd.

Address

Pražská 179
530 06 Pardubice 6

Telephone

+420 460 002 872 handling

+420 460 002 873 handling

+420 724 462 462 handling

+420 973 333 171 MTWR

+420 973 242 440 MTWR

Telefax

+420 460 002 870

+420 973 242 097 MTWR

AFTN

MARO: LKPDZPZX

MTWR: LKPDZTZX

SITA

PEDCZXH

E-mail address

handling@airport-pardubice.cz

twr.lkpd@mo.gov.cz

6

Type of Traffic permitted (IFR/VFR)

IFR/VFR

7

Remarks

The airport is a military airport with civil air traffic.

LKPD  AD 2.3  OPERATIONAL HOURS

1

AD Operator

MON − SUN 0700 − 1800 (0600 − 1700)

2

Customs and immigration

As AD Administration.

3

Health and sanitation

As AD Administration.

4

AIS Briefing Office

Continuously from MON 0600 (0500) till FRI 1400(1300) − MIL AIS.

FRI 1400 (1300) to MON 0600 (0500) service provided by MTWR.

5

ATS Reporting Office (ARO)

Continuously from MON 0600 (0500) till FRI 1400(1300) − MIL ARO.

FRI 1400 (1300) to MON 0600 (0500) service provided by MTWR.

6

MET Briefing Office

H24

7

ATS

H24

8

Fuelling

As AD Administration.

9

Handling

As AD Administration.

10

Security

As AD Administration.

11

De-icing

As AD Administration.

12

Remarks

Flights outside of operational hours O/R 24 HR in advance in operational hours of the AD. Above listed services are provided only for aircraft arriving and departing in the operational hours of the AD. Contact handling for service provision outside of the operational hours of the AD.

LKPD  AD 2.4  HANDLING SERVICES AND FACILITIES

1

Cargo-handling facilities

1 fork−lift truck (3,5 t), 2 conveyor−belt loaders, baggage cargo carts.

2

Fuel/oil types

Fuel: aviation kerosene JET A1, AVGAS 100 LL

3

Fuelling facilities/capacity

1 tank truck 35000 L (JET A1);

1 tank truck 3500 L (AVGAS 100 LL);

4

De-icing facilities

1x Vestergaard Sigma, capacity 2300 L, ADF type Safewing MP II Flight

5

Hangar space for visiting aircraft

Not available.

6

Repair facilities for visiting aircraft

Not available.

7

Remarks

Available 1 ASU (airstarter), 3 GPU (ground power unit)

LKPD  AD 2.5  PASSENGER FACILITIES

1

Hotels

Hotels in Pardubice, Hradec Králové, Chrudim, Přelouč.

2

Restaurants

Restaurant in city centre (3,5 km).

3

Transportation

Municipal transport, TAXI, car rent.

4

Medical facilities

Hospital (6,5 km).

5

Bank and Post Office

In the center of the town.

6

Tourist Office

In the center of the town.

7

Remarks

NIL

LKPD  AD 2.6  RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES

1

AD category for fire fighting

CAT 7

Higher category O/R 24 H in advance.

2

Rescue equipment

Lucas and Holmatro hydraulic devices, high−pressure lifting bags (lifting capacity 54 tons), hydraulic scissors and hydraulic strutting device.

3

Capability for removal of disabled aircraft

On request to aerodrome operator.

4

Remarks

Disabled aircraft removal operations are contractually provided by external rescue and fire fighting unit.

LKPD  AD 2.7  RUNWAY SURFACE CONDITION ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING AND SNOW PLAN

1

Type(s) of clearing equipment

Year−round usable airport.

Towed jet sweepers TJS−560 and TJS−420, FOD sweeper AS−990, de−icing facility OZ−88/90, tractor sweeper, snow plough, road spreader SYKO−3H with snow cutter Kahlbacher, runway sprayer ROKO−8, snow cutter SUPRA 4002, friction tester ASFT.

2

Clearance priorities

  1. RWY at width MIN 45 m and TWY A, TWY D, TWY T, TWY W

  2. the rest of RWY

  3. other TWYs

  4. aprons and grass areas

  5. other movement areas

3

Use of material for movement area surface treatment

NAFO, KFOR.

4

Specially prepared winter runways

N/A

5

Remarks

NIL

LKPD  AD 2.8  APRONS, TAXIWAYS AND CHECK LOCATIONS/POSITIONS DATA

1Apron surface and strength

APN WEST (CIV) Concrete PCN 47/R/B/W/T

APN EAST (MIL) Concrete PCN 47/R/B/W/T

2Taxiway width, surface and strength

TWY A 15 m Concrete PCN 44/R/B/W/T

TWY B 15 m Concrete PCN 42/R/B/W/T

TWY C 23 m Concrete PCN 47/R/B/W/T

TWY D 23 m Concrete PCN 53/R/B/W/T

TWY T 15 m Concrete PCN 44/R/B/W/T

TWY W 23 m Concrete PCN 47/R/B/W/T

3Altimeter checkpoint location and elevation

APN WEST ELEV 735 ft / 224 m

APN EAST ELEV 728 ft / 222 m

4VOR/INS checkpoints

NIL

5Remarks

TWY C, TWY D are equipped by edge strengthened asphalt strip with width 7,5 m on each side. TWY W, eastern and western side of apron WEST and connecting curves to TWY W are equipped by edge strengthened asphalt strip with width 7,5 m.

LKPD  AD 2.9  SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM AND MARKINGS

1

Use of aircraft stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking/parking guidance system of aircraft stands

Stands for civil aircraft No. W1 − W6 on apron WEST.

TWY guide lines yellow colour.

2

RWY and TWY markings and LGT

RWY : Markings:

designation, centre line, threshold, edge, aiming point;

TDZ markings is in accordance with Annex 14:
for RWY 09 "A. BASIC PATTERN" is used;for RWY 27
"B. WITH DISTANCE CODING" is used;

Lights:

RWY edge lights (omnidirectional lights), threshold and end lights;

TWY:
Markings: centre line and holding positions;
Lights: TWY edge lights.

3

Stop bars

NIL

4

Remarks

NIL

LKPD  AD 2.10  AERODROME OBSTACLES

Obstacles are freely available in electronic form on

LKPD  AD 2.11  METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION PROVIDED

1

Associated MET Office

Aeronautical MET Office LKPD

2

Hours of service

MET Office outside hours

H24

3Office responsible for TAF preparation
Periods of validity, interval of issuance

LKPD

validity H24 change period H6
(00 − 24, 06 − 06, 12 − 12, 18 − 18 UTC)

4Trend forecast
Interval of issuance

TREND - validity H2 change period H1/2, 0400 − 2000 UTC

5Briefing/consultation provided

Information for domestic flights is available continuously. Within hours of operation synoptic specialist provides the commentary personally. Pre−flight briefing and domestic flight documentation is provided up to 30 minutes after request, for international flights up to 2 hours after request. Commentary is given in Czech or English language.

6Flight documentation
Language(s) used

For domestic flights in tabular form, for international flights in a graphical form added with requested METARs and TAFs.

CZ, EN

7Charts and other information available for briefing or consultation

All basic kinds of meteorological information available:

(see GEN 3.5.4.1)

8Supplementary equipment available for providing information

NIL

9ATS units provided with information

TWR/APP

10Additional information (limitation of service, etc.)

MET Office

Telephone:  +420 973 333 177

MET Station

Telephone:  +420 973 333 176

,

Telefax:  +420 973 242 784

The Continuous Shift of Hydrometeorological Support for Office of Military Geography and Hydrometeorology (OMGHM)

Telephone:  +420 973 212 711

,

Telephone:  +420 973 212 712

,

Telefax:  +420 973 212 714

LKPD  AD 2.12  RUNWAY PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Designations

RWY NR

TRUE & MAG BRG

Dimensions of RWY

(m)

Strength (PCN) and surface of RWY and SWY

THR coordinates
Geoid undulation

THR elevation and highest elevation of TDZ of precision APP RWY

123456

09

093° GEO

088° MAG

2500 x 75

PCN 48/R/B/W/T

Concrete

500050.39N 0154316.14E

144.9 ft / 44.2 m

THR 735.7 ft / 224.3 m AMSL

27

273° GEO

268° MAG

500046.50N 0154521.56E

144.8 ft / 44.2 m

THR 731.3 ft / 222.9 m AMSL

Designations

RWY NR

Slope of RWY-SWY

SWY dimensions

(m)

CWY dimensions

(m)

Strip dimensions

(m)

RESA dimensions

(m)

OFZ

Remarks

78910111213

09

+0,1% (000 m - 600 m)
+0,2% (600 m - 700 m)
+0,5% (700 m - 900 m)
+0,2% (900 m - 1000 m)
-0,3% (1000 m - 2100 m)
0,0% (2100 m - 2500 m)
-0,1% (2500 m - 2600 m)
+0,3% (2600 m - 2700 m)

NIL

215 x 150

2620 x 280

240 x 150

NIL

NIL

27

0,0% (000 m - 400 m)
+0,3% (400 m - 1500 m)
-0,2% (1500 m - 1600 m)
-0,5% (1600 m - 1800 m)
-0,2% (1800 m - 1900 m)
-0,1% (1900 m - 2500 m)
-0,3% (2500 m - 2600 m)
-0,4% (2600 m - 2700 m)

NIL

170 x 150

2620 x 280

240 x 150

NIL

NIL

LKPD  AD 2.13  DECLARED DISTANCES

RWY Designator

TORA
(m)

TODA
(m)

ASDA
(m)

LDA
(m)

Remarks

123456
09

2500

2715

2500

2500

NIL

27

2500

2670

2500

2500

NIL

2.13.1  INTERSECTION TAKE-OFF

RWY Designator

From

TORA
(m)

TODA
(m)

ASDA
(m)

Remarks

123456

09

TWY C

1770

1985

1770

NIL

TWY B

755

970

755

day marking only

27

TWY B

1755

1925

1755

day marking only

TWY C

N/A

N/A

N/A

NIL

LKPD  AD 2.14  APPROACH AND RUNWAY LIGHTING

RWY Designator

APCH LGT type
LEN
INTST

THR LGT
colour
WBAR

VASIS
(MEHT)
PAPI

TDZ LGT
LEN

RCLL LEN
spacingcolour
INTST

REDL LEN
spacingcolour
INTST

RENL
colour
WBAR

SWY LGT LEN (m)colour

Remarks

12345678910

09

SALS
420 m
LIH/LIM

green
WBAR NIL

PAPI
left 3°
17,32 m / 56,82 ft

NIL

NIL

2500 m / 60 m
white
FM 1900 m
yellow
LIH

red
WBAR NIL

NIL

NIL

27

PALS CAT I
794,5 m
LIH/LIM

green
WBAR NIL

PAPI
left 3°
17,24 m / 56,56 ft

NIL

NIL

2500 m / 60 m
white
FM 1900 m
yellow
LIH

red
WBAR NIL

NIL

flashing light system

LKPD  AD 2.15  OTHER LIGHTING, SECONDARY POWER SUPPLY

1ABN/IBN location, characteristics
Hours of operation

NIL

2LDI location and lighting
Anemometer location and lighting

LDI - NIL

WDI 27 - 4 white lights
200 m from THR in the direction of RWY 27, 187 m from the centreline of RWY, height 10 m, 2 red lights

WDI 09 - 1 x spotlight + 4 white lights
200 m from THR in the direction of RWY 09, 187 m from the centreline of RWY, height 10 m, 2 red lights

3TWY edge lights, centre line lighting

TWY edge lights blue, spacing of lights 60 m on direct sections, 7 m in turns. TWY centre lights NIL.

4

Secondary power supply / switch-over time

ATS unit: UPS automatic 0 SEC delay switch 1 engine generator automatic 15 SEC delay switch.
Whole lighting system, ILS27, DME27, NDB−L−MKR: 2 engine generators automatic 15 SEC delay switch.
Every second light of lighting system of RWY 27/09, THR 27 and RENL 09/27: UPS − 0 SEC delay switch CAT I.
ILS27, DME27: UPS automatic 0 SEC delay switch CAT I.
RADAR center: 3 engine generators automatic 15 SEC delay switch.
NDB−MKR: UPS automatic 0 SEC delay switch.

5Remarks

NIL

LKPD  AD 2.16  HELICOPTER LANDING AREA

1

Coordinates TLOF or THR of FATO

NIL

2

TLOF and/or FATO elevation M/FT

NIL

3

TLOF and FATO area dimensions, surface, strength, marking

NIL

4

True and MAG BRG of FATO

NIL

5

Declared distance available

NIL

6

APP and FATO lighting

NIL

7

Remarks

NIL

LKPD  AD 2.17  ATS AIRSPACE

1

Designation and lateral limits

MCTR PARDUBICE

500559.80N 0155133.65E -

500258.82N 0160116.66E -

495734.84N 0160052.68E -

495516.82N 0155046.70E -

495547.79N 0153511.65E -

500322.78N 0152425.64E -

500620.80N 0153744.65E -

500559.80N 0155133.65E

2

Vertical limits

5000 ft AMSL / GND

3

Airspace classification

D

4

ATS unit call sign

Language(s)

PARDUBICE VĚŽ/ PARDUBICE TOWER

CZ, EN

5

Transition altitude

5000 ft AMSL

6

Remarks

ATS service at AD Pardubice for civil air traffic is provided contractually by Air Traffic Control of the Army of the Czech Republic.
If MTWR is out of service, MTCR expires, the airspace class changes to G and E. ATS are provided by appropriate units according to their area of responsibility

LKPD  AD 2.18  ATS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES

Service designation

Callsign

FREQ

Hours of operation

Remarks

12367

TWR

PARDUBICE TOWER

120.155

H24

SRE, SSR AVBL

120.205

H24

reserve

121.500 MHz

H24

emergency FREQ

243.000 MHz

H24

emergency FREQ

APP

PARDUBICE RADAR

128.365

H24

SRE, SSR AVBL

267.300 MHz

HO

O/R

121.500 MHz

H24

emergency FREQ

243.000 MHz

H24

emergency FREQ

PAR

PARDUBICE PRECISION

296.825 MHz

O/R

only for MIL ACFT; PAR AVBL

30 min in advance

123.300 MHz

O/R

reserve; only for MIL ACFT

30 min in advance

LKPD  AD 2.19  RADIO NAVIGATION AND LANDING AIDS

Type of aid,
CAT of ILS

(VOR/ILS VAR)

ID

FREQ

Hours of operation

Position of transmitting antenna coordinates

Elevation of DME transmitting antenna

Remarks

1234567

NDB

PK

432 kHz

H24

500039.93N 0154846.87E
  

LOC 27ILS CAT I5° E (2024)

PK

109.350 MHz

H24

500050.90N 0154259.27E
 

268° MAG

GP 27

 

331.850 MHz

H24

500042.94N 0154506.68E
 

268° MAG

Glide path angle

ILS reference datum of height 50.85 ft

DME 27

PK

109.350 MHz

(CH 30Y)

H24

500042.94N 0154506.69E

783 ft

Equipment associated with ILS 27

Range - 25 NM

OM

dashes

75 MHz

H24

500039.93N 0154846.87E
  

L

P

888 kHz

H24

500044.90N 0154613.82E
  

MM

dash-dot

75 MHz

H24

500044.90N 0154613.82E
  

LKPD  AD 2.20  LOCAL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

2.20.1 AD is a military aerodrome with civil aircraft operations.
2.20.2 The operators shall submit a flight plan for each flight to/from the airport with an exception of flights in accordance with provision ENR 1.10 para 1.1.6.
2.20.3 Air traffic services to civil air traffic in MTMA and MCTR are provided by military ATS unit. Air traffic services to civil air traffic carrying out approach to RWY 09/27 are provided by military ATS unit only in operational hours of airport administration (East Bohemian Airport a.s.).
2.20.4 Aerodrome traffic circuits have to be carried out to the south, avoiding Pardubice town, if not instructed otherwise by TWR.
2.20.5 Aircraft taxiing
2.20.5.1 Authorized signalmen control the movement and assign parking positions to aircraft on the apron.
2.20.5.2 Engine start up clearance granted by aerodrome control tower is required.
2.20.5.3 Taxi clearance granted by the aerodrome control tower (TWR) does not release the pilot-in-command from the duty to follow the instructions of the signalman. Aircraft taxiing from APN without signalmen approval is prohibited. If the pilot-in-command begins to taxi or continues taxiing without the assistance of the signalman, he shall assume full responsibility for avoiding collision with other aircraft, persons or objects on the apron.
2.20.5.4 Unless otherwise instructed by TWR, after landing and leaving RWY or starting up engines on APN ACFT has to wait for “FOLOW ME”, that provides their guidance along TWY from/to APN.
2.20.5.5 TWY T in the segment between TWY C and TWY B is closed for aircraft with wingspan more than 15 m.
2.20.5.6 North of TWY T between TWR and TWY B in front of shelters a handling area is located. The area is defined by day horizontal marking of red colour. Increased intensity of vehicles and personnel movement.
2.20.5.7 Training squares and gates for military helicopters are located in grass strips between TWY A and TWY C. Daily marking only - yellow flags.
2.20.5.8 Aircraft with wingspan greater than 15 metres shall use TWY D, TWY C, TWY W for taxiing while entering/vacating RWY.
2.20.6 Complete handling of flights is provided by EBA.
2.20.7 Training flights
2.20.7.1 The training flights shall be coordinated in advance with PARDUBICE MTWR,

Telephone:  +420 973 242 440

Telephone:  +420 973 333 171

and together with the AD operator:

Telephone:  +420 466 310 155,

Telephone:  +420 466 310 115,

Telephone:  +420 724 462 462

2.20.7.2 Training flights will be assigned a time slot for the flight. If the time slot is not followed, the training flight may be rejected.
2.20.7.3 The training flights might be limited.
2.20.8  OPERATIONS OF CRITICAL AIRCRAFT TYPE
2.20.8.1  Critical aircraft type

Under conditions described below operation of aircraft Antonov AN-124, B-747-400F, A330-200, A330-300, A340-300, AN -22 and B777F is allowed.

2.20.8.2  Strength (PCN) of RWY, TWY, APN

Exceeding of strength of RWY, TWY, APN can be allowed by the aerodrome operator based on the aircraft operator request.

2.20.8.3   RWY

 

2.20.8.4   TWY and TWY shoulders

For critical type of aircraft TWY C, TWY D and TWY W are usable. Width of TWY C, TWY D and TWY W including paved TWY shoulders is 38 m. The adjacent areas are unpaved with grass surface except of the locations where TWY W links to apron WEST and apron MIKE. Crews of critical aircraft type are obliged to use minimal thrust of outer engines and if possible to taxi with outer engines off.

2.20.8.5  Taxi route for critical type of aircraft

Critical aircraft type usable areas are: RWY 09/27, TWY C, TWY D, TWY W and APN WEST, see chart LKPD AD 2-20.

2.20.8.6  Guidance of taxiing, Marshalling

Taxiing guided from holding point RWY 09/27 either via TWY D and TWY W adjacent to APN WEST or via TWY C, TWY W adjacent to APN WEST. Taxiing via TWY C, TWY D and TWY W and parking on APN WEST or on TWY W is controlled by marshall. Crews of critical type of aircraft are required to reduce a standard speed of taxiing.

2.20.8.7  Oversteering

Crews of aircraft are requested to use oversteering technique in curve from/to RWY 09/27 to/from TWY C and TWY D and further in curve to/from TWY W from/to TWY C and TWY D for keeping safe distance from TWY edge.

2.20.8.8  Holding point of RWY

Critical type of aircraft will be holding before entry to RWY directly on holding point of RWY, if not instructed otherwise by ATC unit. The clearance for taxiing from parking stand will be issued by ATC unit with respect to other operations.

2.20.8.9  De-icing

De-icing and anti-icing treatment of aircraft is carried out on parking stand.

LKPD  AD 2.21  NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES

2.21.1 Flight restriction
2.21.1.1 Aeroplanes certified in accordance with ICAO Annex 16/I, Part II, Chapter 2 or aeroplanes without certification in accordance with ICAO Annex 16/I, Part II.
2.21.1.1.1 Take-offs and landings are not permitted. In exceptional cases it is possible to use the procedure in accordance with AIP GEN 1.2 para 1.12.

LKPD  AD 2.22  FLIGHT PROCEDURES

2.22.1  General
2.22.1.1 The height of cloud base is related to ELEV THR RWY 27.
2.22.2  Procedures for IFR flights

RNAV-5 certification is required for arrival/departure routes. Aircraft not approved for RNAV operations shall inform ATC when establishing the first radio contact, vectoring will be provided.

RNAV-1 is required for RNAV approach routes using GNSS.

Aircraft equipped according to RNAV-5 certification, but capable of flying along the assigned approach RNAV-1 route, shall inform ATC about it when establishing the first radio contact and ATC will monitor the aircraft using surveillance systems to avoid navigational errors.

2.22.2.1  Training instrument approaches

While performing a take-off or missed approach procedure within a training flight, expect the following phrases accordingly:

  1. TRAINING ZULU 27

  2. TRAINING ZULU 09

  3. TRAINING SOUTH 27

  4. TRAINING NORTH 27

See the procedures description in the text below.

2.22.2.1.1   RWY 27 - TRAINING ZULU 27 - ILS Z / NDB / PAR

After take-off RWY27continue straight ahead. At the distance 3 NM from PK DME turn left to PK NDB and climb to 3000 ft AMSL.
After passing PK NDB follow track of instrument approach by aircraft category and proceed to FAF.
ATCAMSLAfter FAF perform intended instrument approach procedure.

2.22.2.1.1.1  Missed Approach Procedure

Climb straight to 3000 ft AMSL. At 3 NM PK DME turn left to PK NDB.
After passing PK NDB follow track of instrument approach by aircraft category and proceed to FAF.
ATCAMSLAfter passing FAF execute the approach.

2.22.2.1.2   RWY 09 - TRAINING ZULU 09 - ILS Z / NDB / PAR RWY 27 with circling approach to RWY 09

After take off climb on RWY 09 course.
After passing PK NDB continue in climbing to 3000 ft AMSL and follow track of instrument approach by aircraft category (cat A, B 071° or C, D 056°) to FAF.
After FAF execute intended instrument approach procedure.

After finishing training of an approach execute an circling approach and land on RWY 09.

Note 1: When another training approach is planned hereafter, follow instructions in LKPD AD 2.22 para 2.1.1 and after the last training approach perform a circling approach and land on RWY 09.

Note 2: ATC can issue a clearance for landing to RWY 27 if possible. In case of mist approach follow instructions in LKPD AD 2.22 para 2.1.1.1.

2.22.2.1.2.1  Missed Approach Procedure

In case of missed approach to RWY 09 continue at the RWY 09 course and climb to 3000 ft AMSL. Expect vectoring.

2.22.2.1.3   RWY 27 – ILS Y
2.22.2.1.3.1  CAT A, B, C, D - TRAINING NORTH 27

After take off climb straight to PD431 (fly-by),
turn right to PD432 (fly-by).
Until PD432 maintain MAX IAS 185 kt and climb to 4000 ft AMSL (reach 4000 ft AMSL at PD433 at the latest).
After passing PD433 continue to PD434 (fly-by),
turn right to PD435 (fly-by).
On ATC instruction descend to 3000 ft AMSL, to be reached at PD435 at the latest.
After passing PD435 execute approach ILS Y.

Missed Approach Procedure

Climb straight to PD431 (fly-by),
turn right to PD432 (fly-by).
Until PD432 maintain MAX IAS 185 kt and climb to 4000 ft AMSL (reach 4000 ft AMSL at PD433 at the latest).
After passing PD433 continue to PD434 (fly-by),
turn right to PD435 (fly-by).
On ATC instruction descend to 3000 ft AMSL, to be reached at PD435 at the latest.
After passing PD435 execute approach ILS Y again.

2.22.2.1.4   – RNP Z (CAT A, B) / RNP Y (CAT C, D)
2.22.2.1.4.1  CAT A, B - TRAINING SOUTH 27

After take off climb straight to PD411 (fly-by),
turn left to PD412 (fly-by) and climb to 3000 ft AMSL.
After passing PD413 continue to PD414 (fly-by),
turn left to PD415 (fly-by).
After passing PD415 execute approach RNP RWY 27.

Missed Approach Procedure

Climb straight to 3000 ft AMSL to PD411 (fly-by),
turn left to PD412 (fly-by).
After passing PD413 continue to PD414 (fly- by),
turn left to PD415 (fly-by).
After passing PD415 execute approach RNP RWY 27 again.

2.22.2.1.4.2  CAT C, D - TRAINING NORTH 27

After take off climb straight to PD431 (fly-by),
turn right to PD432 (fly-by).
Until PD432 maintain MAX IAS 185 kt and climb to 4000 ft AMSL (reach 4000 ft AMSL at PD433 at the latest).
After passing PD433 continue to PD434 (fly-by),
turn right to PD435 (fly-by).
On ATC instruction descend to 3000 ft AMSL, to be reached at PD435 at the latest.
After passing PD435 execute approach RNP RWY 27.

Missed Approach Procedure

Climb straight to PD431 (fly-by),
turn right to PD432 (fly-by).
Until PD432 maintain MAX IAS 185 kt and climb to 4000 ft AMSL (reach 4000 ft AMSL at PD433 at the latest).
After passing PD433 continue to PD434 (fly-by),
turn right to PD435 (fly-by).
On ATC instruction descend to 3000 ft AMSL, to be reached at PD435 at the latest.
After passing PD435 execute approach RNP RWY 27 again.

2.22.2.2  Holding
2.22.2.2.1 Holding procedure is shown on Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO.
2.22.2.3  Approach
2.22.2.3.1 Procedures for standard instrument approaches to point IAF are described on the following pages and shown on STAR chart. Initial, final and missed approach procedures from IAF are shown on Instrument Approach Chart (IAC) - ICAO. Only south circling approach has to be carried out.
2.22.2.4  Departures
2.22.2.4.1 Departure procedures are described on the following pages and shown on SID charts.
2.22.2.5  Radar services
2.22.2.5.1 The following radar services are provided in area of MCTR Pardubice and MTMA Pardubice:
  1. navigation assistance

  2. radar monitoring

  3. radar vectoring

  4. radar separation

  5. essential traffic information

  6. precision surveillance radar approach to RWY 27 (for MIL ACFT only, the approach for CIV ACFT is provided just in case of a state of emergency declared on pilot’s request).

2.22.2.5.2 A radar separation minimum in MCTR Pardubice / MTMA Pardubice is 5 NM.
2.22.2.5.3  ATC surveillance minimum altitudes within MCTR Pardubice and MTMA Pardubice - see chart LKPD AD 2-43.
2.22.2.5.4 Precision radar approach is provided on pilot’s request to military aircraft only. Training flights including training precision radar approaches must be coordinated with Pardubice MTWR in advance. Precision radar approach is not provided to civilian aircraft unless a state of emergency is declared.
2.22.2.5.5 Precision radar approach for RWY 27 is terminated at the point where aircraft’s glide path intersects OCA 1170 ft AMSL / OCH 438 ft. Precision radar approach for RWY 09 is not provided.
2.22.2.6  Aerodrome operation minima

RWY

RVR (m)

take-off

landing

09 550800
27 550550
2.22.3  Procedures for VFR flights
2.22.3.1  VFR entry and exit significant points are shown on VFR Arrivals and Departures Chart.

VFR entry and exit significant points to/from MCTR PARDUBICE

ECHO

495942N 0160633E

Zámrsk - train station

LIMA

495133N 0160205E

Lhota u Skutče - 0,3 NM WEST

NOVEMBER

500821N 0154719E

Opatovice - traffic roundabout

OSKAR

500750N 0160400E

Tůmovka - pond

SIERRA

495405N 0155609E

Chrast - church

WHISKY

500740N 0153212E

Chýšť - collective farm

XRAY

495350N 0153826E

Prachovice - cement plant

Points of VFR routes

ALFA

495831N 0153835E

Svinčany - municipal office

BRAVO

495827N 0155213E

Úhřetice - industry hall

CHARLIE

500656N 0153910E

Křičeň - collective farm

DELTA

500609N 0155125E

Bohumileč - 1 NM east of golf course

2.22.3.2  VFR flights may be performed on other than published tracks if specified so by ATS unit.
2.22.3.3  Aerodrome traffic circuits

South aerodrome traffic circuits are carried out:

  1. RWY 09 - right aerodrome traffic circuit

  2. RWY 27 - left aerodrome traffic circuit

North aerodrome traffic circuits can be cleared for those aircraft, pilots-in-command of which are able to avoid LKP6.

2.22.4  Waypoint list

Designation

Coordinates

PD411

500059.09N 0153830.89E

PD412

495729.52N 0153815.69E

PD413

495658.10N 0155457.88E

PD414

495645.85N 0160108.96E

PD415

500015.36N 0160125.81E
PD432
500616.69N 0153507.22E
PD433
500536.10N 0155649.25E
PD514
495900.35N 0163611.20E
PR582
494440.86N 0141606.55E
2.22.5  Standard Instrument Departure Routes (SID)

RNAV-5 required.

(RNAV SID) - RWY 09

Designation

Track

After take off

Remarks

Climb to

Communication

12345

BULEK2V

BULEK TWO VICTOR DEPARTURE

Climb straight ahead to PK NDB;
after passing PK NDB turn left track 073°;
at ALT 3500 ft turn right to PK NDB (268°);
after passing PK NDB turn right track 292° to ERUSO;
continue track 325° to BULEK.

According to ATC clearance

PARDUBICE TOWER 120.155

PARDUBICE RADAR 128.365

NIL

BEKVI3V

BEKVI THREE VICTOR DEPARTURE

Climb straight ahead to PK NDB;
after passing PK NDB turn left track 073°;
at ALT 3500 ft turn right to PK NDB (268°);after passing PK NDBcontinue R-090 OKL to GOLIN;
continue R-090 OKL to BEKVI.

USUPA2V

USUPA TWO VICTOR DEPARTURE

Climb straight ahead to PK NDB;
after passing PK NDB turn right track 268°;
at QDR 228° PK NDB turn left track 228° to EKNEV;
continue track 200° to USUPA.

TIBLA2V

TIBLA TWO VICTOR DEPARTURE

After departure climb straight ahead to ORLIX;
continue track 088° to PD514;
continue track 160° to TIBLA.

(RNAV SID) - RWY 27

Designation

Track

After take off

Remarks

Climb to

Communication

12345

BULEK2P

BULEK TWO PAPA DEPARTURE

Climb straight ahead (QDR 268° PK NDB);
at 8,0 NM PK DME turn right track 309° to ERUSO;
continue track 325° to BULEK.

According to ATC clearance

PARDUBICE TOWER 120.155

PARDUBICE RADAR 128.365

NIL

BEKVI3P

BEKVI THREE PAPA DEPARTURE

Climb straight ahead (QDR 268° PK NDB);
at 8,0 NM PK DME turn right R-090 OKL;
continue R-090 OKL to GOLIN;
continue R-090 OKL to BEKVI.

USUPA2P

USUPA TWO PAPA DEPARTURE

Climb straight ahead (QDR 268° PK NDB);
at 8,0 NM PK DME turn left track 206° to EKNEV;
continue track 200° to USUPA.

TIBLA3P

TIBLA THREE PAPA DEPARTURE

After departure climb straight ahead toQDR PKNDBtoPD431;
continue track 358° to PD432;
continue track 088° to PD433;
continue track 108° to ORLIX;
continue track 088° to PD514;
continue track 160° to TIBLA.

Speed limited to MAX IAS 220 kt at PD432.

2.22.6  Standard Instrument Arrival Routes (STAR)

RNAV-5 required.

() - RWY 09/27

Route designation

Significant points

MAGtrack

Distance

NM

MOCA

ft

Remarks

123456

RIBSI2M

RIBSI TWO MIKE ARRIVAL

RIBSI

   NIL

 

295°

16,2

7000

ODEKU

   

 

257°

39,2

7000

ORLIX

   

TIBLA2M

TIBLA TWO MIKE ARRIVAL

TIBLA

   
 

340°

11,6

4000

PD514

   
 

268°

12,0

4000

ORLIX

   

USUPA2M

USUPA TWO MIKE ARRIVAL

USUPA

   NIL

 

020°

16,0

4000

EKNEV

   

 

048°

4,8

4000

PK NDB

   

APRAQ3M

APRAQ THREE MIKE ARRIVAL

APRAQ

   
 

040°

8,1

5000

PR582

   
 046°17,44000
ELPON    
 055°16,44000
GOLIN    
 090°32,24000
PK NDB   

BEKVI3M

BEKVI THREE MIKE ARRIVAL

BEKVI    
 090°10,25500
GOLIN    
 090°32,24000
PK NDB   

GOLOP3M

GOLOP THREE MIKE ARRIVAL

GOLOP    
 110°24,14000
BULEK    
 125°37,64000
PK NDB   

LKPD  AD 2.23  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

2.23.1  BIRD CONCENTRATIONS ON/IN THE VICINITY OF AIRPORT
2.23.1.1 Determination of migration with potential hazard to air traffic.
2.23.1.1.1 Large concentrations of birds in MCTR Pardubice during autumn and spring migration periods, in September, March, and April.
2.23.1.1.2 During the winter increased incidence of rooks flying from 100 m up to 600 m AGL in the aerodrome area in the morning around 0615 to 0645 and in the evening around 1515 to 1530, dependent on sunrise and sunset.
2.23.1.1.3 Occurrence of pigeons and gulls during the whole year. Nesting areas of water birds along the Labe river and water reservoirs nearby from March until November.
2.23.2  Type-certification basis deviations laid down by Commission Regulation (EC) No 139/2014
2.23.2.1 Certification deviation table:

Specification

Deviation description

Deviation type

Validity

CS ADR-DSN.B.045

Width of RWY
Width of RWY is 75 m.Equivalent Level of SafetyPermanent

CS ADR-DSN.B.080

Transverse slopes on RWY
RWY transverse slope is one-sided and oriented from south to north side of RWY. Transverse slope is less than 1% and an average value is 0,791%.Special ConditionPermanent

CS ADR-DSN.D.320

Objects on taxiway strips
When W5A aircraft stand is used and/or when PAD M is used for parking of aircraft such aircraft creates an obstacle on TWY W strip.Equivalent Level of SafetyPermanent

CS ADR-DSN.L.550

Runway side stripe marking
RWY side stripe marking strips are due to RWY width (75 m) located 36,3 m (inner stripe edge) from RWY centre lineEquivalent Level of SafetyPermanent

CS ADR-DSN.N.795

Aircraft stand identification signs
Present aircraft stand identification signs consist of an inscription in white on a blue background.Equivalent Level of SafetyPermanent

CS ADR-DSN.S.880

Electrical power supply systems
Isolated aircraft parking position illumination system on APN MIKE and APN EAST is not equipped with secondary power supply.Equivalent Level of SafetyPermanent

LKPD  AD 2.24  CHARTS RELATED TO THE AERODROME

Chart name

Page

Aerodrome Chart - ICAO

AD 2-LKPD-2-1

Taxi Routes For Critical Aircraft Types

AD 2-LKPD-2-3

Parking Stands and Taxiing on Apron

AD 2-LKPD-2-5

Aerodrome Obstacle Chart ICAO Type A

AD 2-LKPD-3-1

Standard Departure Chart - Instrument (SID) - ICAO RNAV SID RWY 27

AD 2-LKPD-5-1

Standard Departure Chart - Instrument (SID) - ICAO RNAV SID RWY 09

AD 2-LKPD-5-3

Standard Arrival Chart - Instrument (STAR) - ICAO RNAV STAR RWY 09-27

AD 2-LKPD-6-1

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO ILS Z RWY 27

AD 2-LKPD-7-1

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO ILS Y RWY 27

AD 2-LKPD-7-3

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO RNP Z RWY 27 CAT A, B

AD 2-LKPD-7-5

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO RNP Y RWY 27 CAT C, D

AD 2-LKPD-7-7

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO NDB RWY 27

AD 2-LKPD-7-9

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO RNP RWY 09

AD 2-LKPD-7-11

Instrument Approach Chart - ICAO NDB RWY 09

AD 2-LKPD-7-13

VFR Arrivals and Departures Chart

AD 2-LKPD-8-1

ATC Surveillance Minimum Altitude Chart within MCTR and MTMA Pardubice

AD 2-LKPD-8-3